| Show IDAHO OLD I mA I IS S I 1 Isa I us ui e It I it I id In 1 tj I 10 II oI ci Its I t I ii t Onelda Co o Ida liln Felt Feb 24 AVe have no tin pawn cases of smallpox those that had 1101 It ate nil all well vall AVe We lowe have had considerable of amuse this and theaters our new neat opma was war cu Tint Tilt members of the lie op ty got up ill H it surprise on ott HIder ChallIs of ot the society In iii Franklin loot last week wjk They had an enjoyable time The thc IH is In a a nourishing condi condition thou tion They hay hai lately built a wood good and they wheat to put Into It OLD 1141 FOLKS On teals Feb JA birthday the old oh folk metal l was held haItI at in the new opera house houtie were out the thit old folks Iron 00 tO years yearn upwards upward with without without out segard la lo fei d or color At 1 12 the houe woe full till and alit the tIu ex cx be Un A program was w 1503 ved until about halt half pant pact one wIno dinner ci I alas an announced TIters There were present two of the presidency of the Like Hoi H IT Hae lIc and wire wife and ili lodde and wf wIll lIt old oIl sIk committee te I s 1 and and ana wife of wet two I ito nearly 00 O years yearn old over 7 nine over 70 ansi and U 1 over 60 After dinner reel nodal talk wore score enjoyed Th The ren rendered dered fine mimic hutch during JIb the slav dav and during dinner time lImo Thomas Durrant gave a sketch of the history of Ireal President dent Half Hale spoke on tin the object of the that theold old tush folks socials end and some of the lie hard times many of the old ohi folks folk had to li in Iii HIP wetly curly days Titans There was we a iii in the evening end and endall nil all over re Invited free |
